Heidi Montag Tops Music Charts After Husband Calls For Help Amidst LA Fire
Heidi Montag is overwhelmed by the support of her fans after they helped her rise to prominence in music following the loss of her home in Pacific Palisades.
“I am very grateful to everyone. No. 1 on the iTunes chart, my god,” Montag, 38, shared an Instagram news video on Saturday, January 11. “Thank you for the incredible love and support for my music and really supporting us through this difficult time and making it such a blessing.”
Montag and her husband and colleagues The hills alum Spencer Pratt shared the news that their home was destroyed in a wildfire on Tuesday, January 7. Since then, the couple has continued to post updates and appeal to fans for financial support during their heartbreaking loss.
From Sunday, Montag's album Superficialwhich was first released on January 11, 2010, topped the iTunes Albums Chart before the likes of Bad rabbit's DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS and They are not bad movie song.
The title track from the album also charted at No. 1 before “APT.” with ROSÉ again Bruno Mars“Are You Real” by Teddy Swims again GIVEN“Enter with a Smile” by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars, “Smile” by Morgan Wallen and “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” by Shaboozey. His song “I'll Do It” also entered at number 7.
“Thank you for helping us support us, helping us and building us up, encouraging us, giving us that hope and faith and joy in a dark, dark time,” Montag continued in his video post. “No. 1, ugh! Well, I don't believe it. And the 15th year of Superficial. So, time is crazy. It's crazy, thank you. “…
Celebrities included Paris Hilton again Jené Aiko, who lost their homes in the wildfires also, supported Montag in Pratt's celebratory Instagram post. “🥳Congrats @heidimontag 👏,” Hilton, 43, commented, and Aiko, 36, added, “Love this!!!!!!! 🫂💙🥰 @heidimontag !!!”
Model Emily Ratajkowski also cheered on Montag by sharing a TikTok video of him listening to the reality star's “I'll Do It.”
“I didn't expect this Heidi Montag song to be the soundtrack to the 2025 apocalypse but you know what the f*** yeah,” he captioned the clip.
Spencer Pratt and Heidi Pratt
Vivien Killilea/Getty ImagesPratt, 41, and Montag were not afraid to ask for help after losing their home and belongings this week. In a video shared on TikTok on Friday, Pratt asked her followers to watch and like a previous video shared on her account, featuring the song “What It Feels Like” by Aly & AJ.
“I will go up to $1,100 on TikTok if it is one of the 10 most popular TikToks with this song, about $200 said, but it can go up to $1,100,” Pratt explained in the video. “So, if you're lonely, please go like that last video. It's a really good song and Aly and AJ wear Pratt Daddy Crystals — my friend Amber goes to all their shows and gives them all the crystals so it's kind of a real promo since they wear my crystals. I also want to get that $1,100.”
After receiving backlash in the comments, Pratt shared on Friday, “Some demon monster just wrote on my IG and tagged me, 'Spencer is definitely going to milk his burnt house for every dollar he's worth.' Duh. Duh. Let me get all the dollars I can get.”
He went on to say: “How come you people have no brains? Are you stupid living creatures? Yes, I am trying to get money to pay for my life and my family because our house and all our belongings were burnt. And if I can do it on social media, I've only been making the money I've made for years now continuously, showing my journey through the fire of our house and all our things, don't you think I'm going? to continue milking every dollar?”
Heidi Montag is doing her best to “focus on gratitude” after a fire destroyed her home in Los Angeles. Montag and husband Spencer Pratt lost their belongings as the fire spread across Pacific Palisades on Tuesday, January 7. The couple and their sons, Gunner, 6, and Ryker, 13 months, got out safely before then. […]
Pratt and Montag, who have been married since 2008 and have sons Gunner, 6, and Ryker, 13 months, are also hoping fans will support them by choosing not to watch episodes of The hills.
“Well, I'd rather you watch anything in the world.” The hills. Don't give that show one dollar, or that narrator one brain cell that listens to his voice,” Pratt said in a video shared on TikTok, referring to. Lauren Conrad. “No, there are no remains. So, great, I'd rather you watch the paint dry, tag me [you] staring at the wall – that would help my health a lot. Don't waste your energy on watching The hills thinking that helps our lives.”
As for the future of reality TV, Pratt shared a possible new opportunity with Hulu amid his family's tragic situation. He asked fans to “spam” all of Hulu's accounts so their communications team told network executives at an alleged meeting on Monday, “You better give Spencer and Heidi a real book about rebuilding their lives and their house from the rubble.” “
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